Pro Football Hall of Fame
Charley Taylor: Washington NFL Legend & Hall of Famer
September 28, 1941 – Charley Taylor was a wide receiver from Arizona State University with outstanding size, with his 6’3″ frame and carrying 210…
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Pro Football Hall of Fame
College Football Hall of Fame
Lou Michaels: Kentucky Hall of Fame Tackle & Kicker
Lou Michaels dominated the gridiron for the University of Kentucky as a rare two-way force, crushing opponents at tackle while flipping the field as…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Tom Harmon: Michigan Wolverines Legend & Heisman Winner
Tom Harmon dominated the gridiron for the Michigan Wolverines, dazzling fans with his explosive playmaking ability before claiming the 1940 Heisman Trophy and serving…
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Pro Football Hall of Fame
Steve Largent: Hall of Fame Seattle Seahawks Legend
Steve Largent transformed from an undersized fourth-round pick into one of the most prolific wide receivers in NFL history, setting records and securing his…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Glen “Turk” Edwards: Washington State & NFL Hall of Fame Legend
Glen “Turk” Edwards dominated the trenches as a two-way tackle, securing his legacy as a foundational star for both Washington State and the Washington…
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College Football Hall of Fame
Harry Van Surdam: Wesleyan Football & Officiating Great
September 28, 1881 – Harry “Dutch” Van Surdam was the quarterback of Wesleyan from 1902 through 1905. Harry helped shape early American football, starring…
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Daily Football History
Football History of September 27
This is a truly unique post of record NFL oddities that all occurred on September 27, so hang onto your headsets as we dive…
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College Football Hall of Fame
William Shakespeare: Notre Dame’s Hall of Fame Halfback
William “The Bard” Shakespeare captivated Notre Dame fans with his booming punts and clutch passing, cementing his legendary status in college football history before…
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College Football Teams
Miracle on Cardiac Hill: Looking Back at the Legendary 1976 Pitt Panthers
Few stories in college football history capture the magic of the underdog quite like the 1976 Pitt Panthers. Long before the era of modern…
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Daily Football History
Football History of September 26
Record-Breakers and New Eras: Why September 26 is a Landmark Day in Football History From the birth of the NFL game day to Jerry…
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